After literally breaking the stage last year, Derry based female fronted four-piece Making Monsters are set to play Stendhal Festival of Art next weekend, and we think it’s […]
Month: July 2015
Did you know that the world’s fastest Oyster eater is from Dromore? Nor did we, but it turns out he’s being studied worldwide and is […]
Starting in 2007, Belfast musician Tom Gribben (formerly of The October Connection and Catalyst) has been writing under the name Sick with Silence for eight […]
In 1994 the Dust brothers where resident DJ’s in the Sunday Social Club, where luminaries such as the Gallagher brothers, Paul Weller, Tim Burgess and […]
We received this email with a lot of pertinent info for anyone attending the Ed Sheeran Concert in Croke park this weekend, and we figured […]
Dublin 5-piece JUPE are set to release their latest single Rocket on the 3rd August, and after supporting the likes of Mumford and Sons and being named […]
Two years ago we reviewed 17 year old Patrick Gardiner’s debut EP Save Myself. In case you’re wondering how that went, we described it as: […]
This one doesn’t really need an introduction, but for the uninitiated, the Ramore family of restaurants in Portrush is a series of six unique eating establishments […]
Belfast singer/songwriter Robb Murphy is a hard one to pigeon-hole. His sound is strong, emotive and raw to say the least, but with an edge […]
The Lafontaines are a Scottish (Motherwell) rock, rap, punk, pop band that have been making a name for themselves recently with their live shows, and for a […]
